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PRESIDENTJ.R. NOONKESTER and Business Vice Pres. WJ. Ward look over the newly opened grill. Ester Lowery, behind the scene, keeps the grill operating daily. ♦:♦:♦:♦:♦:♦ m ■ fi ♦ ♦ 4 V4 MEETING NEW STUDENTS Kay Salvage, Sandy Reyn- olds, Bea Young, and Leanne Pierce is a natural feature of Ms. Mary Elizabeth Thompson. Dr. Noonkester and his family entertained new students at a social held in the Presi- dent ' s home. Opening 3
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CAN WE TALK . . . Huh? What kind of question is that to ask a student at WiUiam Carey College. We may be a small college, but we have a lot to talk about! In the first place, students, faculty, and staff are able to form very close relationships. Stu- dents are able to find their own special place at Carey. They are not issued a computer number at registration, but are given the chance to grow into a unique individual. Not only can we communicate with each oth- er, but we can brag about our college. Carey has reorganized the administration by employing four new members. We are involved in a large reconstruction project to renovate Johnson and Ross Halls. The reopening of the grill, the mov- ing of the book store to Wilkes Hall, the addi- tion of a new IBM System 36 computer, and the repainting of the Clinton Gymnasium, Smith Auditorium, and Lawrence Hall gives students, faculty, and staff a new appreciation of the cam- pus. That ' s something to talk about, so let ' s start the talking! ARDATH MESSEMORE, Data Processing Assistant, ex- plains the new computer system to Business Vice President W.J. Ward, Dean Ed Weldon, and an interested student. STEVE SMITH, BSU Director, welcomes new student Kelly Provost and her mother at the reception held for new stu- dents and their parents. 1„ REGISTRAR ASSISTANTS Melinda Runnels, Sharon Coker, Becky Pierce, and Kelly Provost keep the wheels turnmg with registration, report cards, and transcripts.
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PHILIP PRICE and Cindy Edwards are trying to catch a few sunrays for Kerstin Kemph before she goes back to Montana for Christmas. A SMILE ON the face of Ken Hedgepeth welcomes back students and faculty by issuing tickets for parking violations. BREAKING BETWEEN sessions of a night class allows Penny Brown to relax at the Education Building. Night classes were sometimes long and boring. THE MISSISSIPPI PAVILION at the Louisiana World ' s Fair was host for the Carey Dinner Theatre several times. 4 Opening
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